Gary C Althouse

Professor and Chairman, Department of Clinical Studies, New Bolton Center

Contact Information
University of Pennsylvania
School of Veterinary Medicine
New Bolton Center
382 West Street Road
Kennett Square, PA 19348

Office: 610 925 6320
Fax: 610 925 6767

Email:
gca@vet.upenn.edu

Education

B.S. Sul Ross State University, Alpine, Texas, 1984

M.S. Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas, 1988

Ph.D. Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, 1992

D.V.M. Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, 1994

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Description of Research Expertise

Research Interests
-Thermotemporal dynamics of contaminant bacteria in semen extender diluents
-In vitro pharmacodynamics of antimicrobials in select cell culture media
-Molecular events in the functional spermatozoan
-Application of assisted reproductive technologies in veterinary medicine
-Development of new methodologies in the analysis of semen

Description of Clinical Expertise

Andrology
Comparative Theriogenology
Swine Production Medicine
Use of B-mode Ultrasonography in Swine Reproduction

Selected Publications

Vadnais ML., Galantino-Homer HL., Althouse GC.: Current concepts of molecular events during bovine and porcine spermatozoa capacitation. [Review] [156 refs] Archives of Andrology 53(3): 109-23, May-Jun 2007.

Pretzer SD., Lillich RK., Althouse GC.: Single, transcervical insemination using frozen-thawed semen in the Greyhound: a case series study Theriogenology 65(6): 1029-36, Apr 1 2006.

Althouse GC., Lu KG.: Bacteriospermia in extended porcine semen. [Review] [43 refs] Theriogenology 63(2): 573-84, Jan 15 2005.

Douglas-Hamilton DH., Smith NG., Kuster CE., Vermeiden JP., Althouse GC.: Capillary-loaded particle fluid dynamics: effect on estimation of sperm concentration Journal of Andrology 26(1): 115-22, Jan-Feb 2005.

Douglas-Hamilton DH., Smith NG., Kuster CE., Vermeiden JP., Althouse GC.: Particle distribution in low-volume capillary-loaded chambers Journal of Andrology 26(1): 107-14, Jan-Feb 2005.

Kuster CE., Hess RA., Althouse GC.: Immunofluorescence reveals ubiquitination of retained distal cytoplasmic droplets on ejaculated porcine spermatozoa Journal of Andrology 25(3): 340-7, May-Jun 2004.

Kuster CE., Althouse GC.: A technique for preserving retained distal cytoplasmic droplets in situ for immunofluorescence evaluation of ejaculated porcine spermatozoa Preparative Biochemistry & Biotechnology 33(4): 301-10, Nov 2003.

Kuster Ce, Singer RS, Althouse GC: Determining sample size for the morphological assessment of sperm. Theriogenology 61: 691-703, 2004.

Amass SF, Althouse GC, Bahnson PB, et al: Educating the next generation of swine veterinarians: Needs and strategies. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association 224: 1422-1425, 2004.

Wessel MT, Althouse GC: Validation of an objective approach for simultaneous assessment of viability and motility of fresh and cooled equine spermatozoa. Animal Reproduction Science 94: 21-22, 2006.

Kauffold J, Althouse GC: An update on the use of B-mode ultrasonography in female pig reproduction. Theriogenology 67: 901-911, 2007.

Christopher-Hennings J, Nelson EA, Althouse GC: Comparative antiviral and proviral factors in semen and vaccines for preventing viral dissemination from the male reproductive tract and semen. Animal Health Research Reviews 8(2): 1-11, 2007.


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